New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

and on the other the support OF the aeortns men sn
ndms'l enterprise or pc rscoomends and Will
stand by people when We elect President; ~ Oh.
The principle OF protection Is NOT ass ~ ndi
interests OF any one section or or any one c,ss ~
viduals but upon the interests OF the entire
Enron r" render the United states entirely sefsus
tanning to keep money at home ana give e ho
competition for foreign; to build up towns ana VaTes
~ encourage agriculture and enhance ths n..or 20
farms: to provide home markets for the farhPrs' !"
adopt our manufactures domestic wants 10 pro
mole the opening OF rapid and c,eap i mi
between the States and Territories to open hlDes 'a
to develop ali tho vast resources Of country so
richly blessed Of God in all that Is needed 10 i'A0
people great, contented am happy.
REPUBLICANS 10 REDUCE THE SURPLUS
5 While the Republican party has since the war re-
pcatedlr down taxation and has uniformly wheh III
power kept the surplus within safe limits. the Democracy
have shown themselves incompetent for either uuy'
ana by perslsten,ly refusing any reduction OF taxes
unless coupled with destructive assault OF American
industries. responsible for the accumulation OF mo
existing snrptl, and all the dangers 10 Involves we
believe only restoration of Republican supre-
macy gives assurapce OF reduced taxes revised 'ar
aud limited surplus with the preservation OF the poley
which alone ives ia fIoSa dependence On
slaves of Europe. i.
6 The continued refusal OF the Democratic House Of
Representatives to adAt Territories having popuia
ton 81 high charrofgr AMI intelligence excee ing III
number tnat OF al - he Uni-n od and new
should arouse the I'M gnatiOn ~ all true ametcdns'
believe hsac rule and cOnstiiuti.hal rights. , -.
T. We condemn the hostility or ne ipenocralc P'.y
in the House OF Representatives 10 all means for me
advancement Of bread popular education aHd denonace
s arbitrary conduct I'm threatening every effort 10 con-
y KcvvIng no past issues ins't as living qles-
ton and an indispensable bulv'rk OF naons, M ,b
upon free. honest ballot and fair count III al inc
States OF the Union. 1T, ., Ill.,, ..
We charge tne Democratic party Win "a ng o !"
prsvle ont II the abundant resources OF thc Naton o
The upbuiing OF more efficient Navy for tire proec
ton or our deenceess seacoast f1r me 81
our commercial nafne. "a essential 20 tur aa
Ancrc scauen nd To eextsn-ion now OF american
trade and the necessity al prompt and eheT
get measures for those Important opeclS
4 MORE VIGOROUS ADMINISTRATIONS WANTED.
To- We charge tho Democratic Administration VITA
culpabe weakness ia guarding American inte"t' an'
intiv dual .his the hi.h seas and n foreign l'
while the vessels ami property Of our csns nave psc
seized and sacrificed in foreign ports ana Information Vi
what they justly entitled to under our treaties
withheld from them or made dependent foreign inter-
pretatiens; AMI demand more vigorous assertion
Of American state, nanshp which shall restore the re-
spect accorded % the ust demands o. cur Kepuoc
II. We caars- the Democratic party win nelny
reciernt 10 lie ep bic an 10 the nleh ie, 'i thr ~
dent in prostitutiu no civil service to partisan pnr.
poses We hold hat these pr0fessed lri'nisoi iva
service reform who accept AM folio" ms i,llnle's
t-n. IN preference the parry winch placed he own
service ihe hook. themselves uatrne
Ia. REFORM aad al hypocrisy 1t, administration
l. We charge the Deno 'ra'ic Adnini'trAtion WIN
irr. IA, l.epubc amt -,a r"opeuius the accepted
removal cnDlens 81 such STRIFE from the pace
where quietly r"posed. n the -rcve, or the "a
toe. yielding H ate" the Indignant protests o. lhs
American people.
70 Upon thi- lit'ory and these declarations We con
hlcDty snur on 20 'nr AID 40, enlg tnc pairoti-m OF
The It's labor, is Industry It's commerce ana
tts stAt"sgan-hip
The debate on the platform was participated IN
bV 4 number 81 It, egatcs including Mr.. fraZer, or
Vi 'hcnn: Mr. Suowdcn. OF P'ulalelpha; Mt;
Marine OF Mary nd; Mc~er-. Moves and tlcr, of
Massachusetts,: ~. Mitchell. OF Virginia, and sew
crHi others nd rnai IN enter;aing par o me
ptf 10 n A A
adopted with much enthusiasm.
4 DEBATE OVER Mr.. LAMAR.
Another lively debate was caused by the at
tempt Il CAPTAIN lningham Of Washington;
Mr. Ia It's. f Minnesota; Mr. BHckett, OF New
York: and several ether dele gates 10 get ne can
v,rti n 10 indols, the resolution about Nr. Ia
mar Mr. Moves # Mas~l chUsctt>. Mr.. ll"ls. oi
N.,v-l crl and TWO or three NOR" POKE vigorous
N n.alnsf adopting the resolution, ana Inc
ohairmln finally succeeded IN getting mo-
tn T. al .ourn passed without any definite ac-
ton b INK taNcu Oh tie r,sO.uti, II.